Paste your website. We'll find your customers across Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Hacker News, Quora and 25+ more communities.
Your generated customer search will appear here.
The site:reddit.com trick is one of those things that sounds obvious once you know it but most founders never figure out. Wrapping it in a generator removes the last bit of friction.
I've given it a whirl... I search for 'safe saving solution' and it returned plenty of useful Reddit results. A great way to build brand trust.
This is actually pretty neat. I built an app that does this deeply for Reddit with constant monitoring, but I like the cross-platform searches too.
Reddit is one of the few places people still describe problems in their own words instead of just searching for solutions.
Handy. Going to run my App Store URLs through it and see what comes up. Exactly the kind of thing that saves an hour of manual searching.
Genuinely clever. Beats manually typing out site:reddit.com fifty times trying different keyword combos.
Customer Finder is a free tool that turns your website or product description into a targeted Google search across Reddit, LinkedIn, X, Hacker News, Quora, and 25+ other communities. It surfaces threads where people are already asking for what you sell, so you can join an existing conversation instead of starting one cold.
Customer Finder turns your product into a targeted Google search across 30+ communities. An LLM picks the most relevant sites and keywords from your URL or description, then builds a site:-operator query. You land on a normal Google results page filtered to threads matching your ideal customer profile — complaints, recommendations, and comparisons.
Yes. No signup, no credit card to try it. A paid plan (USD 19 per month) for unlimited searches plus daily customer leads to your inbox is on the way; you can join the waitlist from the search modal.
Reddit, LinkedIn, X (Twitter), Hacker News, Quora, Indie Hackers, Product Hunt, GitHub, Stack Overflow, and 20 more — 30+ communities covering B2B, B2C, indie founder, and developer audiences. The picker auto-selects the best 5-9 communities for your product so you do not drown in irrelevant results.
Customer Finder surfaces people who have already publicly said they want what you sell — warm intent. Sales Navigator and cold-email tools find people who might want it; you still have to convince them. With Customer Finder you enter an existing conversation about a need, instead of interrupting someone with an unsolicited pitch.
Only if you spam. The communities Customer Finder surfaces are public, but each one has rules — most prohibit overt selling. The right approach: comment helpfully, answer the original question, and mention your product only if it is directly relevant and the rules allow it. Learn each community's norms before going wider.
